Sentence examples for conditions we call from inspiring English sources
This approach, called inferred measurement, infers the FER of each subframe using models derived from calibration traces combined with a new measure of changing channel conditions we call the channel dynamic indicator (CDI).
What if we went backwards, instead, and asked where the conditions we call the hot Big Bang originated from?
It may be that multiple factors contribute to the range of conditions we call ASD.
Preschool children who live near main roads have an increased risk of developing wheeze triggered by viral colds – a condition we call "preschool wheeze".
And there is a linguistic link between this unconventional rage-inducing virus and the condition we call Mad Cow Disease -- a disease that, incidentally, takes years or decades, not seconds, to develop after infection with atypical agents called prions.
Although in the past decade different versions of landscape and infrastructural urbanism have emerged in response to similar challenges, this new condition we call "the geographic" points to more than a shift in scale.
When the kinoform lens works in blazed condition we call it a Fresnel lens (Fig. 5c, Δϕ = 2.0).
Because of the methods used (adjacency matrix factorization and threshold condition), we call our model the factorization threshold model.
"There's actually a condition we call Holiday Heart, which is arrhythmia [irregular heartbeats] that is caused by alcohol abuse".
Such observations bolster the view that the condition we call sepsis may represent a stereotypical response on the part of the immune system to injury of any kind, whether infectious or not.
We defined the condition we call "patera foot" as all of the following: 1) acute SSTI involving the feet or legs, 2) direct relation of the infection to sea journey by overcrowded patera under extreme conditions, and 3) good health status before travel.
